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Articles in April, 2006 issue of Tobacco Retailer

• Internet cigarettes no bargain for Michigan buyers.(Brief article)
• Rave now available in the bag.
• Hand in hand: in working with wholesalers, good collaboration guides success.(Company overview)
  by Cox, Tracy
• Swisher International's King Edward Little Cigars now available in Cherry.
• TOP Tubes Canada launched by Republic Group.
• Miami Cigar announces new premium cigarillos at bargain price.
• FedEx takes aim on illegal tobacco shipments.(INDUSTRY NEWS)
• Virginia Senate extinguishes indoor smoking.(Brief article)
• Train for peak performance.
  by McKenna, Terry
• A new leaf.
  by Cantwell, Kathleen
• Phillips & King launches new Web site.(Phillips and King International Inc.)(Brief article)
• Gurkha Master Select premium cigars now available in Maduro.
• Will drop in market share mean MSA rebates for tobacco manufacturers?(Washington Report)
• The boom is back: premium cigars and their sales numbers are hotter than ever.
  by Keller, Maura
• Victories and celebrations.(North Atlantic Treaty Organization expo 2006)
  by Briant, Thomas
• New organization calls for nationwide push for Fire-Safe Cigarettes.(Brief article)
• Missouri jury denies claim against cigarette manufacturers.(R.J. Reynolds Industries Inc.)(Brief article)
• Tantus introduces Red Buck Little Cigars.
• Altadis brings back Quintero, an old Cuban cigar brand.(PRODUCT NEWS)
• Mississippi Senate oks payment of MSA funds to private organization.
• Altadis donates cigars to troops overseas.(Brief article)
• Swisher Sweets introduces Mini Cigarillos to reach changing market.
• Vermonters support higher cigarette taxes.(INDUSTRY NEWS)
• California calls second-hand smoke 'toxic'.(Brief article)
• NATO celebrates successful year.(North Atlantic Treaty Organization Expo 2006)(Brief article)
• CNTC, PMI ink strategic partnership.(China National Tobacco Corporation, Philip Morris International)
• Georgia Senate calls for fire-safe cigarettes.(INDUSTRY NEWS)(Brief article)
• Illinois town takes aim at Tobacco and Tobacco Retailers.(Brief article)
• Backup plan: the growing moist smokeless tobacco category can help offset lower cigarette margins for retailers.(Operations)
  by Fleenor, D. Gail
• Maryland debating tax credits for smoking bans.(INDUSTRY NEWS)
• R.J. Reynolds discontinues coaster promotion.(Brief article)
• Altadis promotion 'for the dogs'.(Altadis USA Inc. marketing cigars )(Brief article)
• New York Senator takes on USPS.(Charles Schumer, U.S. Postal Service)(Brief article)